davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1887-09-02

While Gen. Fairchild was in the east re-
Gently he paid a visit to Mount McGregor and
entered the cottage where Grant died. He
say that it is a structure large enough for
the accommodation of a good sized family.
1t remains in exactly the condition in which
it was when Gen. Grant died. Even the
clocks stands there with the hands resting on
the figures where they were stopped by Col.
Fred Grant as soon as he was told that his
father was dead. An old candle, partly
burned down, is also to be seen resting on a
stand beside the bed-the last light that Gen.
Grant blew out before he died. The furni
ture stands around as it was when Gen. Grant
was there-everything the same. A special
endeavor has been made to keep things un-
disturbed, and there they are today, just as
the eyes Of the great general gazed upon
them for the last time-Madison CWis.)
Journal.
, 1887-09-02

This gentleman
will sill lack n
few weeks of being
ri n old when
he takes his seat,
beiup forty wears
, 1887-09-02

Can anyone bring us a case of kidney
or liver complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily cure? We say they can-
not, as thousands of cases already perma-
nently cured and who are daily recon-
mending Electric Bitters, will prove.
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back,
or any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blood, regulate the bowels,
and act directly On the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale by w.
N. Hunt
, 1887-09-02

Scilla, titular arch
bishop of Petra and
recent envoy extra
ordinary of the
pope at the court
of Victoria, queen
of England. He
took with him, on
the occasion of the
queens jubilee, the
congratulations Of
the pope, and was
charged with the
mission Of re-estab-
fishing political re-
lations between the
Vatican and the
BIRTHS govern
ment. The Roman
, 1887-09-02

A traveller in Holland noticed two heavy
brass handles depending from a high chimney
board in a country house. "What are they
forP he asked, and the Hollander explained,
HWhy, for old gentlemen to hold by when
lifting up one foot to warm their toes! Our
ancestors were heavy and could not stand
Herald.
, 1887-09-02

Catholic Thanksgiving service celebrated by
M~onsignor Ruffo-Scilla, in the presence OF
Cardinal Manning, at the Prot Cathedral,
K~ensington, was one of the most elaborate
and impressive which has been performed in
any Roman Catholic church in England since
the Reformation. M~onsignor RufFo-Scilla
was for some time apostolic nuncio of the
court OF Bavaria.
, 1887-09-02

For cleansing and healing foul and in
dolent ulcers, sores and abcesses removing
the bad odors arising therefrom, and for
sloughing, confused and lacerated wounds,
Darbys P~rophylactic Fluid is ~unequaled.
i have used Darbys Prophylactic Fluid
in hospital and private practice for ten
years and know of nothing better for
s~loughing, confused and lacerated wounds,
foul and indolent ulcers and as a disinfect-
mt. F. Heustis, Professor Mobile
Med. College.
, 1887-09-02
aue.t. for a speelaed rlme.

1t is all the fashion in England now to in
vite a guest to visit you for a specified time.
The he or she knows when to let go, and the
host knows when he is to be left to himself
again. 1t is a fashion that ought to prevail
in all countries .-Detroit Free Press.
, 1887-09-02

Nh OF the good things of this
NNS life are sorrowfully let
alone on account Of Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on a
positive guarantee at 90 and 80 cents, by
DIR. w. N. Hunt.
, 1887-09-02

when the governor
Of Missouri made a
~requisition for vol
unteers to join Gen.
Kearny in his ex-
petition to Mexico,
g Doniphan was
made commander
Of the First regi-
ment Of Missouri
Mounted volu n
teers, and with his
regiment marched
300 miles across a
treeless desert and
, 1887-09-02

There IVES an increased area of no less than
Id,iiSs acres under cultivation in ireland last
wear.
, 1887-09-02

The largest stock OF hne brandies, old
WHISTLES, choice Hquetrs and superfne
cigars at George Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
streets
, 1887-09-02
THE cHArswoar4 ACCIDENT.

List of Important Accident. since the
Year IS42.
The papers have not yet ceased to talk OF
the terrible railroad accident at Chatsworth
Ills, BIZ which so many human lives were
sacrificed and so many persons were maugled
for life. We present two views of the scene
of the disaster and append a list of tho more
important railroad accidents since 1872:
, 1887-09-02

Cheyenne Transfer company-From
FIVE pounds per day to a carload at a time
Reasonable reductions to large consumers
, 1887-09-02
HuMoRs

Last spring | was very sick, being Gov
cred with some kind OF scrofula. The
doctors could not help me. | was advised
to try the Cuticura Resolvent. | did SO,
and in a day | grew better and better,
until | am as well as ever. | thank you
for it very much, aud would like to have
it told to the public.
, 1887-09-02

The electric light is now used on some Of
the London omnibus lines.
, 1887-09-02
Blood Elixir is the only

N 2N1evas Bleed Blood Elixir Rims5 Is the , only
ted 1t is a positive cure for Ulcers, Erup-
lions or Syphilitic Poisoning. Itpuri6es tho
wL5lo system. and banishes all Rheumatic
aul Eeuralgic pains. We guarantee it.
DR.. w. n. Hunt.
, 1887-09-02

We present a picture of the youngest menu
Der but one of the mex United States
congress, Hon. James Phelan, of Tennessee.
, 1887-09-02

From The London Illustrated News we take
the annexed portrait of M~onsignor Ruffo-
, 1887-09-02
CROQUET PLAYING.
THE EVOLUTION OF THE GAME
TO A SCIENTIFIC BASIS.

Who Invented It-How 1t Should be
Playod-Its Opportunities for Losing
Exports and Their Work.
The business Of recreation is becoming al
most as complicated as any other business.
Games and games and more games are played
, 1887-09-02

One person is drowned for every 329
killed on land, according to statistics.
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Not Alone.

We do Dot iabo- alone. However
feeble our hands, that mighty land IS
laid on them, to direct their movements
and to lend strength to their weakness.
It IS not our speacl which will secure
results, but His presence with our words
which shall bring it about, that even
through them great number shall be-
liere and turn to the Lord. There is
our encouragement when We arc
respondent. There is our reou:-e wien
we are confident. There IS our
stimulus when we are indoient. There
is our quietness when We are impatient.
If ever we are tempted to think orii: task
heavy, let us not forget that He who set
it leIps Us to do it, and from His throne
shares in all our tolls, the Lord still, us
of old, working with rs. Ii ever We
feel that our strength is nothing: AMI
that we stand solitary against many foes,
let Us fail back upon the pcacc-giv}n3
thought that one man against tiic world
with Christ to help him, is AWAY IN tie
majority; and let us leave Issues ct ojiE
work in His hands. whose hands vi,
guard the seed sown Ill wc;:;;ne.i, whose
smile viii bless thc snG!Hei"3 thereof
A. Mac!arcp, DD.
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Veal Pate.

Cut out the bone, and trim of all the
fat and gristle which are put aside TOR
the Jelly. The lean part OF the veal
must then be chopped very fine, and
any small particles of fat which may
still remain in it removed. Add to the
chopped veal, six soda crackers rolled
very fine. half a teaspoonful OF salt.
little pepper, ore heaping tablespoonful
Of butter, and two well beaten eggs
Nix all well together, and press tightly
into square, or round tin to form H.
then slip knife round the edge 10
loosen ii, and turn ii. from the form
place it in a shallow baking pan, glaze
it with egg, sprinkle over it one ilnely
rolled cracker, and a tablespoonful OF
butter cut in small pieces. Pour IN me
pan one pint and half OF water, which
serves as a gravy to baste it with Whiic
!; i baking. and this should be done
aiou! every twenty minutes. Two hours
will bake it in moderate oven. 1t IS
then carefully removed from the pan by
S!ipDinc a knife beneath it to loosen
every part that it may not be oroAen'
and placed on plate 10 cool. m
The jelly is made as follows; Inc
bones. fat, and trimmings of the veal
arc put in saucepan with one quart Q!
cold water. a little salt and the shells OF
the eggs which have been used for the
pate. Let all boil slowly together
while the pate is cooking, two hours. or
until reduced to one pint. Strain 1t ard
let il stand to cool, then skim OF the tat
which rises. Pour it again in the sauce
Dan, place it on the fire, and add half a
box Of Co.'s eclatine. stirring until II
is thoroughly dissolved. Have ready 4
little burnt sugar which is made by put:
tinc in a small tin, one teaspoontul OF
line sucsr, and one of water. Let 1t
boil very quickly until it becomes dark
brown color, then strain, and let II
stand 10 cool. Place the pate IN an
carthen dish, or mould, either round, or
square as the shape of the pate may be,
and the mould should be half an inch
LARGER all round than the pate. ioul
the iel!y in, place it on the ice. and
when stinened, it will have formed al!
round the pate. When turning 1t from
The mould dip it as is done with form
OF jelly, in hot water for moment only,
and turn it out on the dish on which i
is to be served When crosses are IN
season caraish with them, or parsley
will answer ct other times. 1t la also
pretty with few slices of lemons scat
tered through, tie parsley. The pate i
10 be cut in thin slices when serving It
ii. Z. WniHemorc, az Coca Eoass
&cGDina.
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SErerjnTcnlen5 Hah&iD fnupef I0i.:
Decatur, Ga, .Na;v- i, 1856.
BRIGIiT'S DISEASE.

have been Sufferer from Kidney and
Bladder troubles for several years. ]
have lately had what is termed Bught's
Disease, a4d have had considerable swell
ing OF MY legs and shortness OF breath.
lle urea has poisoned my blood also. |
secured AMI an using 3. 3. =. Botanic
Blood Balm, and fEd It acts powerfully
ard very quickly, ard / am delighted
wit; is effects. had Gsseyiolisly !sseti .
l.s:Ge t;;;:4:i!y OF rarioas advertised rem
edies, 2ni sesera. eminent physicians
also waited CO re, but s. 3. i. stands
at the top. JOHN II, N:RTEN.
;;ocls CfeeE, Ala, Nay j, 1885.
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The Use Of Snakes.

Persons who dislike snakes coniinu-
a!iv ask: What is Inc Use OF them?'
That ,acy are not without use will, /
:i,,;,a. appear in the course OF tbs work,
wvre j: necessary to preach that ali
l;.iags lave their use. But in one habit
t,.tt o.c,eii,.9d Lord Bacon. namely. Of
.'.oinc Ga ,jicir belly lies one of their
::::u:,icSt uses, becSusc that. together
viii. their Internal formation and eX-
i.:g.,!.... 1ovcring. enables them to pcnc-
:~a;e where no larger carnivcrous ami
,atl could venturc. :a:o dark and moi
some lnorasscs, bog iungios. zTamps,
:.!nid .i.G vegetation OF the tropics, where
syy;,rnls Of li.o lesser reptiles, on which
so .nanv of them f-c;Il. would otherwise
o:,ba.:.liaa Inc harmony 81 nature, die
and psouucc pastilcnce. NondfcHslyy
ana cxql,i<;;c!v constructed for their
;.a;il. tacy are 10 exist where the higher
animal; c0u:, not, and while they help
10 clear t!jcsc inaccessible places OF the
Jesse: ycriilin. they themselves supply
food for :, number CT sH.aller-mama!ie
waici,. with ni;;ny caTniycrous birds, de-
your vast nuH.ia.s CT Young snakes.
The hedgehog. weasel, ichncrmon, rat,
Deccarv. adgar, hog. goat, a"d al I'M
mpnse numpcr OF birds keep snakes
yi.ai.l ,aa limits. while the latter per-
to:.n ;;re'r part among the gra!n-dc-
roaring and hcrbiy0fG::S esscr creat-
iirc<. Tnas beautifully is ti,c balance OF
;.a;urc .naintaincd.-Ntw O|teuaS Ptca-
MiER.
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= Storied Wedding Ring.

In almost MI OF the marriages WHICH
take place at Castle Garden police
man IS obliged 70 act as best man TO the
bridegroom. This is because these we'd
,!;ugs arc kind OF leap year observance
IA which The man is wooca and IN
which tie Castle Garden detectives lend
heir official influence to the lady 5 suit.
i3etyetiYc Groden has teer Ii Castle
Garden g .ec3 many years, has Wit
messed a Great many weddings. and has
had The privilege also OF kissing the
bridc. III the Catholic marriage service
4 ring is indispensable, and often in the
hurry of an enforced wedding bride
a-ooms lave neglected TO provide the
rc.u:s:is. Detective Groden, in tact.
haS ;,ad. ,aa::iiy: ii:s;::e>, 10 hunt mp 4 ring
70 t;i4 delay Of tie n4ptials. Seven or
ci.h; ye;,;< $50 It occurrcG 70 iii:n ihat
:. property l3@. So 70 speak. would be I
c1nye:.:o;ice. ;:l, 50 lie nouyi:; oa2 :!ia;
ha,! 81 tie appearance 0; GOLD. Inat
j IS really base meta! he regards rs :;
I.!.r:s.. q no consequence 20 the brides
v 40 .ys.:;... !; !or l moment. /, IS :; r:ng
t:!@ !; = :'i3 ct.:hS.! Ao' NC HuS 50 "a
a!.v Gr:,;:..
When AIr. G:odcn bought this f!a!n
p..2:e,i imitation wedding ring. he SAID
. :.;,.,>vi: that this ci:ciet was likely 10
l.:t..a :! ron.;,i,!;v ;::!s:cGy ior i;s"lf. and
- he ..:;;d ii away in lis >.,.;=ii. and Scp;
= rccorj ui The number OF times il vas
;,"d and ;Gc names Of the contracting
u:,.!ies w,.Gse names were solcmn!Zed
H;t:l .::- saalc r;ng. Marriages ;re
,,,ascnaI!,t' ;.e,:;.ei:. al Castle Gar;!en,
::;.,;. ,!::iug i}.c Sc, cn ~ 2!ght years
;;l;;t tbs .1as mas been lG u4e, nave
averaged "c%r;@ ouc Il week. a we'd
>;:mS Oh "Wednesday was tie 5o4lh IN
l,lc history OF ;,lc ring. and the gilt has
n0t .c: worn 9tl-N \. san.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-04-06
The servant Girl problem is :. l!v'

Tic servant girl problem is 4 live
question IN most communities. but
Da:ro.; man who tool; the question into
cou:g .oJl: novel evidence with him.
Having cmpioycd a rather pretty young
lady. a5 i!oUsekceper, he refused to pay
,.ey WAGES when she gave notice that
~i.c would leave at the end Of the first
week. She sued for tie amot;nt. and
he took his lurni1nrc, q dirty window, q
piece CT his lioor. and some gummy
Ii:s;,G5 before The cour! as evidence that
I'll" &a,t ::ot properly attended to her
,;.;,icS. i,ic justice, however, was won
5v tic Young woman : graces and
a.?2:dost i.2r t:!c amo"nt claimed and
irleGINlt 10 Iilv costs.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-04-06
BRIC.A-BRAC.
Although Donnets are trimmed with
rame, no one will be permitted to shoot
the hat

Although Donnets are trimmed with
rame. no one will be permitted to shoot
the hat.
At 20 il is easy rnougi 10 So. uoM .,,T-
tunes can he made =; 50 Il ! sill la>is! -
see how you have moi made onc
The hire education Of woman, s:,%S;.
close observer. consists il teaching her how
to labor for The wages Of independence.
When !; woman makes up i!er mimi 20
do crewcl work She always -,ciS Woisi,.st.
The key to this will be sold fora quarter.
Nothing is rarcr il literary history ,....,:'
a scholar who cOnfcsSes tlat II IL: hc".
refuted in anything.
The careful rea,ic: oF i good McHar"T.r
can learn more IN y year than HoSt scholars
do in theiT great libraries.
We may read. ac;; read. and r;,:,1i ::!.:!i',
and still find something new. somc.iIHG Il
please ait; something t9 Instruct.
\ sorl;; love for mc2"y is cesi;it!; .
very scusrlcss ding. for i;.c mind ;n,;c;:
occupied will il is Blind t@ everything ci'~.
When miner has been ya,c:l 3y g:iz-
zlv. the Weston people speak OF h!:; =
being admitted 10 the bar.
An exchange p:opoun'js the c,!iioFi:: .
nuudrum: Docs il ipay % q II de-! !
certainly docs It's getting out OF '!c"i
that grinds.
Canni,mlism is still pvacticcd y go
coo people, ard it is very evident ii:;'' ;1@
demand for missionaries viii i'?g c>!r"''
the supply.
When young MAJ! courts an :::af-:'.s.;' :
nice, mild speaking and modest girl. who;
after maria &c. IL rs OF! 20 bca yross aEd
ugly tcmpcr'd wife It's something liz
fishing for bass and kctcii1g Il toad !is:s.
An old provcr5 says: ''lti ;il:n&s cots'.
! 10 him who can wait, ~ hut If the ccs'aur.n'
waiter 0oosn pnt IN az appearance 2ns'..l
Of two hours after ,0,: con-! HIN Cal. !; !S
always safe TO call a i:cw waiter
Ella Wheeler sings body an, i,..':'
seemed shaken, thrilled and startled by in;;i
ing" IN enthusiastic aIa!iEcE :a!a:s
tina, me big listed fellow s1ast a2Tc
| slapped Ella on Tic back &H<' as'.e,. ,4',i
how the weather suited Ecr.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-04-06
PANTHER HUNTING.
DANGEROUS SPCRTS IN TIE WESl.
Hruce veston's Thrilling Experience in
Attempting to Capture 4 Cub
Alive.

BrIce Weston. an olG-.;.ue Arkansas
hunter. followed his d nee on q
panther trail. and came ny With them
where they had freed the game IN a Dig
oak tree. The foliage was SO timex ana
the shadows 50 deep in the timber that
it was some time before Weston dlScOv-
cred the panther It lay between TWO
branches forty feet from the ground,
and clun- SO closely to the boushs that
none but the practiced eye OF the hunter
would have detected its presence. "es-
ton at once recognized in the crouchSs
figure panther's cub, and was on the
point of sendinsa rifle ball through rs
he,e ,1:re15 &c TemenSs5ereSS, ,sMsspter OF
twenty dollars thst IN the
settlement had made fos her,
~ and he ns resolved 10 capture this 0HeA, and
secure the twenty dollars. Taklnss his
lasso from his popys saddle, and: with
,,;sSH he long ~ Knife in his belt for use in, an
emergency, he climbed the tree dc
reached the lower branches OF the free,
and. swinging himself from oousb to
bough. stood Just below the Guy c4o~> en-
had raised to its feef'snd stood with.
arcbed back looking down at the hunter.
Weston removed hislasso from bis shout
der sn} was about TO toss it easily over
the young panther's head, when, as ne
rsised his eyes, he saw. crouchins IN the
dead branches of rec which grew near
the oak-so near that the limbs were m
teTlaced an enormous panther, the
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-04-06
Finding Fault VIM: ,!,2 Minister.

Nj. Spugeon puts into She meath Of
'.JuLn Ploughn.an' tile following Ao32c-
" bit OF wisdom, wilic! We commend 10
any reader that may have l!aggaiie., i';>
pastors imperfeciiouS:: - faey@g saoS'
:. good horse tnat !IHG l3a1 .gg.2 odd
habit OF other, AID I.cv2. stm = -ijl-:ste,'
worth his S:!!t VINO l,,i>, .!u sg.s.e "ty:cict
or oGGity. Now tii3Se are 5i.& IT cheese
that caviilers smell cut a@,t 4ls'i1ie AZ;
,hc first Is too i;oYliy' and Ike @t.2o1s;i
is too dull. Dear 2nc, !! =! >;o,, 2r..a-
lures were judged IL ;Eis Va we s"ou;':
wiring the doves l.ecil ior beng 100
tame, Shoot the rohilsfO. eating s.'i,:ets,
Kill the crows ioc swinging tlic.. t@!:s,
and the hens ior not giving GS mix.
When a man wants TO beat q dos. nc cap
soon EnG G stick, and 81 aGy raic any
fool may have something 10 say a6a."s5
the best minister in England.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-04-06

Al Who ,!e-ire full information a3cu: the
cause sid ca:c Ot TlCJ,i Pui>ons SC. ofala and
>croluioTs SwellingS, !lcerS, sores, i.!.eunia
.:&.3, kidney complaints. ';;tarrh, &C can
Secure y Il...i ."r::, q copy UCg - pace Illus.
E:tcd E,.G!. UT !" Cnti"rS, ui.e.t "'ith The III.
wonderful an. startling proof ever Oc:j:G
i,l.a.:H. ..GlrcsS, BLOOD EA..M 90,
hf;auia ca.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-04-06
The Cane Ct tic ..eues-,;oi;:>:oa: :so"h'e

-rro,, ,,,,, Sc,c,,,yr,. ,1.r.ld and N.ys
~, o''' ,,..f,c,
Ing q..cSslon H~.0,o ro.in,, =: I;Ssolro ~,
oatllua. ""s IN .'ot.J'' d roo.s ~ r,,-cS.,
at'"cnien' 20 0S' iItJ TN.a"o ,,n'' .''I rr,,,n,.
81 So H"i"n ~, ',i" ,bc lsrrcIs had concluded
W.; te;s a. o,o,,n,nn+. m @ y.SoI fnr shooiirr tcoI
,1ieno ,Ie,a (" - 1oncs The cony,Tsal;3n
H,"te !h"t soa-noJ ~ to Tho immediate cause Of
~ ,-o,,.,,cr or ,r;s.oIc andtbo shootiner IS
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-04-06
"ST oman and Tier Diseases

Is ti.c .:iie ci IN Interesting illustrated
500 ,a@c~ sent, postpaid, for 10 cents IN
stamps. ADDRESS Worlds Dispcnsary Ned
;;... Association. Buffalo. y. \.
:. bottle Of ink vas recently opened by
mistake Toy 4 bottle Of wine al 1t a Detroit
supper. L! any of the guests gave any
s;>-o> ;ulH,cdi.lciv Y thereafter the kisses no
.3aart found i:.c oSculaiion IN ink-you-bus.
I"yre> Il crate mcnny kinds Of folkcs in
he word. and there's a crate menny kinds
Of a2;!cs. and it wouldn't be right to con-
dsmn I'll the apples because the one You
ai; into wa> sour and puckcrd mp yonr
;lr.iliir
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-04-06

Ark, Dallas aud H0us.or, I 1.7ssy,
ian, 3,i:s.. and such other places is t!c
company snsl: a4ct2rmine upon.
The character of tie o:,s.n2ss i tic tlaA-
ufacturc of cotton seed oil ani! ri: ;h2
products Of cotton seed. They have power
to issue bonds and mortgage their proper,
ties for the purpose Ct raising money. IN
interested party and one near tie President
satcd that the capital is TO be SsI.0oo.VOo
Chronicle.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-04-06

Tor y.9rr1-ollt' :. rundown" Gch:litarcd
echnc! taaol,S. fG;;;ncrS. Sc:flStr"sscS. h9lise-
;;n, nos. an! oy2lw0y!l"d women generally.
Dr.. r!crcc,s E;l;oHilc Prescription is The best
:.f II! ,5t0r::,ir' tories 1t is !iGta till1-!!,
H.;lr = B,";t p1s@nJ Specific Cor al these
Chronic Weaknesses ami Diseases peculiar 70
Tro;nca. III. .fcatmcn. Of many, thousands
cf sr;e. ":!$"s. at the ;nva!idS Et"t"l ana surg
";,; I,.s :,.!t. has Gtio:',.I large experience
=. ..----.-:iL. tnl. .i..r cure. and
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Tic truly good can enter places Where
rlt. :!rcil Wnnll blush +" j." $ct'E!
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